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Aside from technical concerns, how do they think this move comes across? People value their privacy in many aspects of their life, even those who claim they hav
by vacuity 2y ago
Aside from technical concerns, how do they think this move comes across? People value their privacy in many aspects of their life, even those who claim they have "nothing to hide". Window blinds aren't for keeping people from breaking in, not directly anyways. It's even worse when the reason for this breach of privacy is already psychologically risky. I would suppose that if the government is so competent, why not spy on bullies and bigots and stop the problem at its root? But society doesn't even really shun those people in the first place!
- Eddy_Viscosity2 2y agoI keep thinking of the people that get murdered by the police when they show up to perform a 'wellness' check.